Team - Acknowledgements

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Background

why marine currents?
policy
economics
environment
planning
grid connection

Technology

concepts
decisions
considerations
performance
storage options

Resource basics

tidal principles
methodology
tidal variations
map of resource

Site Analysis

transmission network
areas avoided
seabed morphology
user conflicts
navigational risk
selected areas
results

Energy Analysis

theory
methodology
power calculations

Supply Strategy

introduction
site selection
phasing
use of storage
Min storage strategy
Max storage strategy

Economics

electricity cost
socio-economics
market factors

Environment

emissions analysis
environmental impact

Conclusions

summary
conclusions
future work

Team work

team members
logbook
acknowledgements

Glossary

definitions

References

links
publications

Acknowledgements

We would like to thank...

Our supervisor Andy Grant for his continued guidance, Gary Connor from SEEF for his invaluable input and assistance, Peter Fraenkel of Marine Current Turbines for taking time out from his busy schedule to discuss our project, Peter Stuart from RES Ltd for his help with understanding CFD, and Ian Bryden and Cameron Johnson for their valuable advice.

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